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NEGATIVE CAPABILITY:Curtain Call For The Complexity of Sympathy
“Brown and Dilke walked with me & back from the Christmas pantomime. I had not a dispute but a disquisition with Dilke, on various subjects; several things dovetailed in my mind, & at once it struck me, what quality went to form … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alastair Robson, Alexandre Dumas, Barry Cornwall, Barry Corwall, Barry Waller Procter, Ben Kingsley, Ben Sher, Benjamin West, Bennett Cooperman, Charles R. Forker, Coleridge, Edmund Kean, Edward Ziter, Eli Siegel, G.W. Lewes, Gail Marshall, George Clint, Hawkins, Howard Hillebrand, Jane Moody, Jean Paul Sartre, John Murray, John Philip Kemble, John William Cole, Jonathan Bate, Jonathan David Gross, Julia Ward Howe, Lord Byron, Marianne Ackerman, Percy Shelley, Peter J. Manning, Richard Andrew Cardwell, Samuel taylor Coleridge, Sarah Siddons, Tracy C.Davis, William Hazlitt, William Heath, William Wordsworth
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ANARCHY OF THE PASSIONS: BEAUTY OF OPPOSITES
Edmund Kean (1790-1833) was acclaimed as the greatest actor of his time. Something of a prodigy, while still a teenager he gave a command performance for King George III at Windsor Castle. Coleridge said that watching Kean perform “was like … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alexandre Dumas, Barry Cornwall, Ben Kingsley, Bennett Cooperman, Byron, Charlotte Tidswell, Coleridge, Edgar Mels, Edmund Kean, Eli Siegel, Frederick William Hawkins, Giles Playfair, Henry Carey, Howard Hillebrand, Isaac Newton, J.F. Malley, Jean Paul Sartre, John Keats, John William Gear, Joseph Jacobs, Lady Emma Hamilton, Lord Byron, Lord Nelson, Moses Kean, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Percy Shelley, Richard Henry Dana, Robert Tanitch, Samuel taylor Coleridge, Shakespeare, William Hazlitt
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